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Pag« Two Thursday, March 21, 1974 Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Nyssa Gate City Journal . . .Editor and Publisher . . . . Production Manager . . .Office Manager, News ..........Social, Circulation ............... Production Staff ...............Production Staff DIRICK NEDRY . . . . RUBEN LOPEZ . . . . PAT SAVAGE MARGARET NEDRY . RUTH KLINKENBERG LUCILLE CALLAHAN LETTER TO EDITOR Editor, The Journal: Treasure Valley Com munity College will take its 1974-75 budget to the people Tuesday, March 26. As a student officer at TVCC, I PvMshed i»ery Tkuradey «I Nytie. Orse«» »7»1J join my many fellow students in support of this budget. Second Class postage paid at Nyssa, Oregon 97913, There is a need for a col under act of Congress of March 3, 1879 lege in this area. Many students cannot afford to go SUBSCRIPTION RATES Oregon away to school or are needed Newspaper at home. Treasure Valley Malheur County, Oregon, Publishers Community College gives and Payette and Canyon Association them the opportunity to stay Counties, Idaho, here and learn where qua NATIONAL NEWSPAPER lity is high and costs are low. One Year................$5.00 Hundreds of students who Six Months.............. $3.00 could not have otherwise had Elsewhere in the U.S.A. further eckication havebene- One Year................. $6.00 Six Months................ $4.00 fitted. TVCC offers small clas ses and close association between students and in structors. Large colleges and universities cannot com pete with the opportunity here to take an active part Nyssa area women are be are free of breast cancer, at in student government, club coming more aware of the least for a year, at which activities, and a strong fact that they can have the sports program. time you return again for very best breast examination another timely examination. TVCC offers excellent oc available at the Breast Each town in the Snake cupational training, making Cancer Detection Center in River Valley is given a it possible to learn a trade Boise, without any cost what and get a job in the Treasure ’•block” of time, which is soever. All they need to do one day. Appointments are Valley area. is make an appointment with scheduled just for them for I appreciate that the people Mrs. Willis (Eris) Bertram, the major part of the day, of the college district saw fit local Nyssa area volunteer to build Treasure Valley with slots available for spe by calling 372-2876. Many cial cases. Two days for Community College andlap women have already made ap Nyssa have already been fil preciate the support they pointments. Have you? It led. have given it in the past. Presently, the ear could very well be the most liest date assigned us is Au We are showing it by be important phone call you will gust 1. If you chose to make coming involved with the com ever make in your whole life! ing election. The Associated your own appointment direc The Breast Cancer Detec Students of TVCC are con tly through the center, the tion Center opened its doors earliest date would be No tributing both time and last October. The facilities vember. Single appointments money in a campaign topass are funded for two years by up to “carload’' appointments the budget. We have urged the American Cancer Society can be made. If six women those who are eligible to ac and NationalCancer Institute. go together, the first one cept their civic responsi In this two- year period, they through would not have to bility by registering and vo hope to establish the per ting. We ask all the voters wait longer than one-half manent need for this center. in the college district to join hour for the last one to be It is part of the Mountain finished. Women are advised us. Go to the polls Tuesday, States Tumor Institute, but to wear slacks and no deo March 26, and vote "yes” is located in a remode led cot dorant. on the TVCC budget. tage, located at the corner of Sincerely, A woman must be 35 years Jefferson and Avenue "B”, or older to qualify for this /s/ Dennis DeBord one block from St. Luke’s breast cancer examination. TVCC ASB President Hospital. W omen in the Nyssa However, if she is younger area are fortunate to have a than 35, she is eligible if It’s Ill Wind That center so close. There are 20 she has had breast surgery centers in the United States, for cancer or if she has two Reduction in highway three are located in the west, blood relatives who have had deaths nationwide due to at Seattle, Salt Lake and San breast cancer. No nursing lowered speed limits has Francisco. The others are mothers or pregnant women proved to be the proverbial located in the east. silver lining in the cloudy accepted. Dr. Alfred M. Popma, na The examination is made energv situation tionally known Boise doctor, by well-trained personnel The slaughter on our is director of the Boise cen using ultra-modern equip highways has erected more ter. He has also been the na ment. Volunteers assist with tombstones and crippled tional president of the Ame medical history, etc. You will more people than all our rican Cancer Society and is be confident in the knowledge wars combined So let's have the creator of the movie that you have had the most some fun watching the high "Self Examination of the thorough examination pos way death toll shrink Breast.” sible. Just goes to show that bad You will learn the results news often precedes good The centers purpose is two in approximately two weeks. news. fold. First, through research and the compiling of all infor mation gained from the de tailed histories taken of each patient, it is hoped to even tually be able to find the CAUSE of cancer. Secondly, to find cancer, if it exists, The State Department of March 25, 1 00 p.m. PCA at it’s earliest stages. Agriculture will conduct Building, Klamath Falls Breast cancer is the grea March 26, 7:00 p.m. Flo hearings on the new C hange test cancer killer of Ameri ral Building, Roseburg can women. One out of every of Ownership Brand Inspec Anyone wanting to ap tion to be implemented soon, 15 girls born in the United pear at these hearings is ur according to word received States is destined to develop ged to attend and present recently by George Bain, breast cancer. However, the his views. Bam says. County Extension Agent. chances of curing breast The hearings are the final cancer is excellent if the di step before the practice will sease is diagnosed and trea become mandatory, Bain ted while in the early stages. says. The Malheur County In the short time the Boise Livestock Assocationhas long center has been operation, been in favor of this type NU ACRES - PeggyZieg- several very small cancers of inspection to help pre - ler and Dan Montague re have been discovered and vent the theft of cattle in the turned Sunday evening from cured by surgery. The ultra County, according to Skip Reno, where the Fruitland modern equipment used enab Thayer, Association Presi Stage Band participated in a les detection as much as three dent. Stage Band Festival. Par years in advance. This means The hearings are sche ticipation in this Festival the difference between re duled for: was by invitation only to the moval of a cyst or lump, or March 18, 1:00 p.m., Har best Stage Bands in the Wes having a drastic mastectomy. ney County Court House, tern States. Peggy is the Major surgery involves addi Burns. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tional treatment and medica March 19, 1:00 p.m. Fe Larry Ziegler and Dan is tions. It is not necessary or deral Building, La Grande the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo very wise to take any chan March 20, 1 00 p.m.. Ci Montague. ces now. Just because the vic Recreation Center, Her Mr. and Mrs. Robertshaw, examination is free, don’t miston Sr. took Mr. and Mrs. Ben make the mistake of minimi March 21, 1:00 p.m., Gil Payne to the Eastside Cafe zing its value. It would cost liam County Circuit Court to celebrate Mrs. Payne’s from $60 on up to receive room, Condon birthday. the same kind of an examina March 22, 1 00 p.m. Jef Mr. and Mrs. Frank John tion, even if it were available. ferson County Courthouse, son were in an auto acci If you get a clean bill of Madras Boise Sunday health, which 99% of the March 22, 7 00 p.m..Crook dent near morning. Mrs. Johnson is in women do, you have the peace County Courthouse, Prine the St. Alphonsus hospital. of mind in knowing that you ville I Breast Cancer Detection Available for Area Women Hearings Set For State Brand Inspection Nt ACRES HAPPENINGS OBITUARIES^ Avo Eifa Mo«ll«r Services for Avo Elfa Moeller. 66, who passedaway at her home in Arcadia Com munity, Friday, March 15, 1974, after a lengthy illness, were conducted at 2 p.m., Monday at Hertelson-Lien- kaemper Memorial Chapel in Ontario by the Rev. Ed. Bussert, pastor of Malheur Butte Baptist Church, and the Rev. J. T. Kindall of the Assembly of God Church, Boise. Interment was at Evergreen Cemetery in On tario. Lucio F. Zuniga Lucio F. Zuniga, 68, Nyssa, died Monday, March 11, 1974 at the Malheur Memorial Hos pital. He was born December 13, 1905, in Mexico. Hr* had been a resident of Nyssa for many years. He issurvivedbyhiswife, Delores Zuniga of Nyssa, six daughters. Mrs. Susana Es cobedo, Nyssa, Mrs. Ama lia Gomez, Texas, Mrs. Anita Mario Aviles, California, Mrs. Consuelo Vargas, Tex as, and Rose Zuniga and Anita Zuniga, at home. Rosary was recited Thurs day night at the Lienkaemper Chapel ui Nyssa. Requiem Mass was at St. Bridget’s Catholic Church in Nyssa at 2 p.m., Friday with inter- ment at the Nyssa cetne- tery. Magdal«no Rodrigu«z Magdaleno Perez Rodn- guez, 66. Nyssa, died Thurs day, March 14, 1974 after suffering an apparent heart attack in downtown Nyssa. He was born July 22,1907, in Mexico. He had been a resident of Nyssa for many years. He Is survived by his wife, Dora of Nyssa, six sons, Aurelio Monteverde, Antioch, California, Robert, David and Joe Rodríguez, all of Nyssa, Ruben Rodríguez,Colton,Ca lifornia and Ernest Rodrí guez, in Mexico, and 12 grand children. Rosary was recitedSunday night at LienkaemperChapei, Nyssa with funeral mass at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Brid get’s Catholic Church. In terment was in the Nyssa cemetery. Adrian Pr«$byt«rian Community Church The Women's Association met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Verl Bishop in Big Bend. There were 18 wo men present, including two guests, Mrs. Joe Wiggins of Adrian and Mrs. Mary Au ker of Portland. Mrs. (>eorge DeHaven, pre sident, presided at the meet ing. Mrs. Irvin Topliff had the devotionais and Mrs. Edythe Prosser gave the se cretary-treasurers report. Roll call was "Friendship Calls Made the Past Month.’ The group plans to tie two quilts soon, A letter was received from Mr. Jones of the Presbyterian Nursing Home in Ontario, asking the group to serve cookies and coffee at the nursing home, two Sundays a month for three months. It was agreed to do this, with the Women's Association furnishing the cookies. The Women's Association Is invited to a luncheon April 10 at 12 30 p.m. at the Roswell Church. The least coin dish was passed and an article was read by Mrs. Dale Witt. The meet ing was turned over to pro gram chairman, Mrs. Marie Mrs. Vera WeM Moore, read a letter from a mis sionary in Pakistan. Mrs. Gladys Thomas read one from a missionary in West Africa and Mrs. MaryAuker read one from Harold Kurtz ROY DeLaGARZA Singing Evangelist to Appear Ijitin Assembly of God Church Coming to The Latin Assembly of God Church on Avo was born at Caba- East Sth Street ui Nyssa nal, near the town of Berry for a six day evangelistic ville, Arkansas, Septem crusade will be The Reverend ber 16, 1907. She was the Roy DeLaGarza. Reverend second child of a family of DeLaGarza is a 21 year old thirteen children born to Mr. Latin American singing and Mrs. Sam McKinney. evangelist, who has been She came to the Arcadia evangelizing throughout the missionary tn Ethiopia. Community, in 1929, to stay United States since Ms early with her sister, Mrs. Los teens. Snow, who lived at the cor To say that Roy is a sing COMING EVENTS ner of Gem Avenue andClark ing evangelist is to tell only Blvd. She was a lively ad THURSDAY, MARCH 21- a part of the story. Roy dition to the community, wor Naacy White Cin of the can be beard on his own king in homes as a "hired United Methodist Church network of radio stations home of Mrs. Dave Beers at throughout the United States. girl” and working in the orchards. She could put her 2 p.m. He publishes a monthly hand to anything, cheerfully FRIDAY, MARCH 22 - magazine, writes and sings and willingly. United MethodistChurch rum his own gospel songs, has Her sister, later moved mage sale 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. cut several records and is to the teacherage at Arca SATURDAY, MARCH 23 - an accomplished ventrilo dia and it was there, at Recovery, Inc., FlrstChris- quist. He and Randy’ Carl B Hill a baseball game, that she tian Church 8 p.m. minister the Gospel in their met her future husband, Geo MONDAY, MARCH 25 - Carl B. Hill, 83, of the rge Moeller, son of Mr. and Hospital Auxiliary, Malheur UNITED METHODIST Adrian-Nyssa community Mrs. Henry Moeller of Val Memorial Hospital, 2 p.m. CHURCH NEWS passed away March 19, 1974 ley View Community. They TUESDAY, MARCH 26 - at a Caldwell hospital. Fu SUNDAY, 9:30 a.m., were married March 7,1931 Horse Activities, Inc., Spe neral services will be held Church School with Scott in Caldwell, Idaho. To this cial meeting. Nyssa Library March 22, at 2 p.m. in the Wilson as opening worship union were born three chil 8 p.m. Lienkaemper Chapel with in leader. dren, a son on June 20, 1934 Tops «494, Beas Beauty 11 a.m., Morning Wor who died in November of terent in the Nyssa ceme Bar, Adrian, 7 30 p.m. two daughters, tery. that year; Task Force meeting, Nyssa ship Service. Rev. Hutchin son will continue with his Joretta born in 1937 and, Library meeting room. Pub She wrote local news for series of sermons from the Jean in 1940. Jean died ot lic invited 10 a.m. The Gate City Journal and Book of Romans. polio in 1955. O.E.S. District meeting, Malheur Enterprise from 7:30 p.m. Bible study and Mrs. Moeller became a Vale, banquet 6 30 p.m. Gol 1939 until retiring in 1973 prayer in the Church Par Christian early in life. She den Slipper, meeting at Ma due to ill health. She also lor. Margaret Evans will was instrumental in organi sonic Hall 8 p.m. contributed local news to lead m a continuation of a zing the Arcadia Union Sun Yellow Rose Rebekah the Argus Observer. study of Ephesians 1. day School and was a very Lodge »202 IOOF Hall,8p.m. She is survived by her WEDNESDAY, 7 30 p.m., active member until it was WEDNESDAY, MARCH27 - husband, George, Ontario; Christian Fellowship Group Senior Citizens. Methodist when the discontinued a daughter, Mrs. Joretta meets In various homes for Church Social Hall, Bring schools were consolidated Norman, Ontario, four bro group singing, Bible study, pot-luck 10:30 a.m. in the 1940’s. Of late years thers, Elma McKinney, Ber Job’s Daughters, Bethel »33, sharing. she attended the MalheurCon- ryville, Ark., Joe McKin THURSDAY, (today)Nancy Masonic Hall, 7 30 p.m. servative BaptistChurchnear ney, Little Rock, Ark., Don White Circle meets witti Ann Malheur Butte. She was the McKinney, Fayetteville, Ark. Beers at 2 p.m. - Prayer last charter member of the and Bob McKinney, Nyssa, CARD OF THANKS and Self-Denial program. Arcadia Sunshine Club which six sisters, Mrs. Blossom Susannah Circle meets to organized in 1935. Avo was Brawley, Green Forest, Ark., The Nyssa FHA Chap day with Gladys Englehardt, the kind of a neighbor we Mrs. Hilda Swan, Spring 2 p.m. hear about from pioneer times. field, Missouri, Mrs. Helen ter wishes to thank everyone who helped make their Top- When a family moved into Ross, and Mrs. Lorene Bai soil Drive so successful. the neighborhood, they had ley, Berryville, Mrs. Fanny Special thanks to Bruce a visit from a lady with a Pearl Szmyd, Springdale, Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Carl big bouquet of flowers and Arkansas, Mrs. Dixie Lee Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Ru- something from her kitchen Walker, Oklahoma City, Ok lon Staples and Mr. and Mrs. or garden. She believed in lahoma. Woodrow Seuell for all their putting the teachings of the Remembrances may be help. Bible into every day practice. made to the Malheur Butte Nyssa FHA Chapter She will be greatly missed. Baptist Church, Ontario. Nyssa High School own wonderful fashion. Roy's singing career began on T.V. as a pre- teenagv entertainer but it was cut short when he became a Christian. Since then he lias been singing a “new song” and telling "the old, old, story" of The Love of God. He will lx- singing and speaking at The latlln Assembly of God Church in Nyssa beginning next Tues day night, March 26 at 7 30 p.m. andcontinuingeach night, Tuesday through Saturday. He will also speak on Sunday, March 31 both in the morning and evening. The public is invited to hear him. He will be preaching in English and singing in both Spanish and English. NAZARENE CHURCH NOTES FRIDAY, all day. District Young People's SocietyCon- ventloo, at Fairview Church of the Nazarene, Nampa. SUNDAY, 7 00 a.m Mor ning Prayer at the church 9 45 a.m., Bible Study for all ages 11:00 a.m.. Service of Worship, wtth Pastor Man ley speaking 6 30 p.m., All-church study. Mission Possible” 7 30 p.m., Evening Gospel Hour It ESDAY . I 4 i.iu ,Wo-/ men's Bible Study, with Kay Rodríguez WEDNESDAY, 7 00 p.m.. Caravan groups meet 7 30 p.m., Teens meet, also adult Bible study. 8 30 p.m.. Church Board meets THURSDAY, MARCH 28.. Golden Hour Missionary Chapter, withCletaSaunders. Robert W. Manley, pastor For the common Reddy Kilowatt's "BIG FOUR” Heat Saver Recommendations: O Insulate (ASK ABOUT OUR 10 4 « STANDARDS) 0 Weatherstrip O Caulk ATTENTION FARMERS We «re now contracting sweet corn acreage. Call Payette 442-3M4 or Nyssa 3'3-2271, or come in and visit with our fieldmen at your earliest convenience. AMERICAN FINE FOODS, INC. O Double the windows and doors (OR USE PLASTIC SHEETS) Call our home tune-up experts For further information, or planning assistance to help reduce heating lose in your home, call your local Idaho Power Company office LelsA Idaho Power Company f FATiTTf, IDAHO 13641 7